The phrase "abrupt execution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden or unexpected implementation of a plan or action, often without warning or preparation.
Example: "The project faced challenges due to the abrupt execution of the new policy, leaving the team unprepared for the changes."
Alternatives: "sudden implementation" or "unexpected execution".
Circuitous and sharply abrupt in execution, the short subject jibes at the temptations thrust at his somewhat naive hero by both the religious and the laity, and by Satan in the guise of a voluptuous Silvia Pinal.
It seemed shockingly abrupt, a mass execution without appeal.
Whether such a cache placement causes an abrupt increase of the execution time depends on the access pattern for those addresses.
In an initial wave of executions after Mohammed's abrupt installation as the immediate heir to his father, King Salman, followed by waves of arrests over the past year, he has been ruthless in asserting power.
A dip in the saccade latency distribution was observed 100 ms after the presentation of a task-irrelevant visual flash, leading the authors to conclude: "Saccadic inhibition may serve to give the brain time to process the arrival of abrupt changes in visual input by delaying the execution of saccades" [28].
"The Supreme Court's decision to stay convicted murderer Carlton Turner's execution will not necessarily result in an abrupt halt to Texas executions," said Jerry Strickland, a spokesman for Attorney General Greg Abbott of Texas.
Even if they're shitty and most selfies are shitty, in concept and execution, with their bad lighting and worse ideas selfies are an abrupt and indisputable realization, if not idealization, of what and how their subjects want to be seen. .
For the audience, such a gruesome execution was deeply satisfying – after King Joffrey's all-too-abrupt choking fit, here was some cosmic comeuppance for a genuinely loathsome villain.
